Adding a touch of nature to your designs can go along way. Determining your element may be tricky, but once you find the perfect choice for your particular project, you can use it as a theme for your piece. Our choice today just happens to be water. In this post I will share with you 28 beautiful uses of water in design.
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like the splashes serie, simple yet powerfull
another great round up….Merci
great set, my favorite was the “room to breath” and that “life” poster from discovery channel, because they so many elements inside, but the splashes were also inspiring. Thanks for posting.
Very inspiring, some really nice concepts/designs, thanks for sharing
Very refreshing to look at, thanks for posting!
Hi can I modify this images and use it for some design elements? thanks…
great round up ! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome…very beautiful design, inspiring me
Thanks…
Awesome collection really refreshing my ideas, thanks for share
wonderful article very helpful inded.
OUTSTANDING!!
Thanks for this inspirative post 
Exploring Water Magic – http://www.cruzine.com/2010/07/02/water-effects/
Beautiful Work
Some seriously beautiful work here, thanks for sharing! Now, I gotta go brush up my skills…. 
Thanks for this inspirative post :)http://www.toplvstore.com/
it is seriously an awesome work……… the best one according to me is “global warming”….. a rare work one has to watch during his lifetime…..hope it brings awareness among the people….
Wonderful post thanks for sharing!
Sea Dragon and Valens Energy Drink are absolutely awesome !
I’ve created this website using some of these water/brushes Photoshop techniques. I’d like to share it. http://www.tiagopimentel.com/#290801/Mineraux
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just unbelievable.never saw the beauty of utility before i saw this.something so divine
so great.the unusual reflections of usual things.thanks for instigating sensitivity in the soul
posters are a great means of communicating the message of saving water.
I Wish the readers must take a step forward to save water.
THANKS
